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‘Vial of Life’ Plan *-H Club Project

WEST CAPE MAY - The Odds‘N’Ends 4-H Club has undertaken a “Viai-of^ Life Program" as a Project to help the community. It is part of the club's participation in Colgate’s Help Young American -Campaign. The next of a series of public meetings bn the project will be held 2-1 p.m. Sunday at St. John of God Roman Catholic Church, Town Bank Road, North Cape May. Club 'members will gather information for the vials and explain how the project will work in this

area.

The program is intended to ensure that should a .per son require emergency medical card while home alone, vital health data will be available to rescuers. THE IDEA IS a simple one: A completed form sheet containing the data is . stored in a plastic vial placed in a standard location in the home’s refrigerator. A

decal is placed on the front of the refrigerator and

another on the front door.

vWhen emergency personei enter a home, they look for \Uie decal and open the refrigerator to find the information vial which the

Patient has placed there. Thus a patient's special

medical considerations such as age, known diseases, blood type, allergies, doctor's name and other information are available in case the patient is unable to. supply

them in an emergency. ODDS *N- ENDS Club of-

ficers are: Marielise Rupinski, president; Susie MacDonald, vice president; Lolli Rea, treasurer; Leslie Ahrendts. secretary/reporter, and Heather Ahrendt?, telephone. Club leaders are Mrs. Leslie C. Rea (884-3248) and Mrs. Henry

Ahrendts, (885-3559.) Future meetings will be

Six Arrests In February

AVALON - Police Chief Joseph Foley in filing his February police report, noted 3,938 incidents and services rendered by the police department. Included jn the report were 1,737 residential checks, 1,590 business checks, 149 motor vehicle checks and 287 minor incidents handled, with nine incidents of damage to property investigations.

Fifty-nine motor vehicle summonses were issued and there were six criminal wrests. Unlike January with no juvenile problems handled, there were eight in February. There were 29 warning alarms answered, five fires and nine sick assists by ambulance and police car. Residents are asked to assist the police by calling in reports of any' unusual activities in their neighborhoods. People down on weekends looking for summer rentals may mask a breathing and entry in an unoccupied property, police warned.

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Captain’s Licensing Classes

OCEAN CITY - A 40hour captain’s license preparation course for local boatowners and operators who want to carry passengers for hire, will be held by Houston Marine Training Services here 8-10:30 p.m. April 23-May 3. An additional daytime course will be held in the Atlantic City area commencing May 7 with hours 12-4:30 p.m. Evening classes will be held at the All Seasons Marina in Marmora, Exit 25 on the New Jersey Parkway. Classes will be taught by Capt. Charles Juechter, local training representative for Houston Marine Training Services. For information, on the course, call Juechter at 884-5690. Closing date for registering for the Ocean City course is April 20.

'Heads FmHA VINELAND - Kenneth C'Dresfes has beta named /Farmer* Home Admin>tftrStion supervisor for Cape May County. Drewes replaces Samuel C. Blanco, who was transferred to the Camden County FmHA Office.

held at the Borough of West Cape May, the Airport Senior Citizens Center in Erma, and -the Lower Township ar£a. Those unable to attend are asked to call one of the leaders after 3 p.m. or on the weekend Information to be provided by those taking part in-

cludes Social Security ‘ er, Blue Shield/Blue number, blood type, if known; list of current medications, doctor’s name and phone number, and the name; address and phone number of a person outside the household to be notified in case of an emergency.

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